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International aid exhibition launched

Tuesday, 2 May 2017 18:15

Manx aid is at £2.4 million a year - but what's it spent on?

Would you like to see how international aid is spent?

Examples of how the £2.4 million annual budget is distributed is now being exhibited by two Isle of Man charities.

Christian Aid and the One World Centre hope the display at the Sea Terminal will address public concerns that taxpayer money is being wasted.

16 laminated boards show grass roots projects funded from here.

Christian Aid representative Louise Whitelegg says it's changing lives:

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